I have a Sonoff SNZB-02LD (zigbee temperature sensor with probe)
I got it to pair. I set device as a Sonoff Zigbee Temperature/Humidity Sensor, but it's not working. This exact device model number is not one of the standard Hubitat devices (but close)
Hmmm, I put it back to Sonoff Tem/Hum device and configured again and a little while later I got a temp from it. I'll set it to debug and watch the logs, but maybe it's ok.
Looks like you might be using this to measure the temperature of a grill (barbecue). Note that the high temperature range for this device is 115° C (239° F).
Thanks, yes I am aware of the temperature range. I'm only using it to let me know if the grill was left on - which I have done. It is hooked up to natural gas and could potentially run indefinitely. The probe is going at a location on the grill that never exceeds 200°F. The rule will alert me if the temp I am monitoring exceeds 125F for more than 45mins. Appreciate you looking out though.
I'll mark my own post as a solution - using Sonoff Temperature/Humidity driver does work. The device is not recognized by Hubitat yet, but it is working. Hopefully the fingerprint will be added.
How did you get it to pair? I've been trying all day, lol. I was able to get it to pair and give a reading with a Tuya driver at one point, but then it stopped reporting a temperature. So, I removed the device and have been unable to get it to pair again.
Can confirm Sonoff Temperature/Humidity driver works,
Device paired right off after pulling battery tab.
Did not find a driver.
Manually selected Sonoff Temperature/Humidity driver.
Configured device
Disabled humidity as there is none reporting.
Not everything came in on the Commands/Current State page right away. Battery info took a bit. Did have to kinda wait for this device to settle out. Probably hit configure more than twice out of impatience.
About 4 minutes of data with a 1 deg C reporting threshold (correction: delta) set.
No qualms with the responsiveness for sure ! Edit Add: in Chest Freezer, for future searches.